The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-15

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| LIVERPOOL, Nov. a. noon.-Co tton-Prices are
against buyers; middng uplands SGD, mid
dlingOrleans 1i16d; sales 10 900 bales for spec
| ulation and export 1000 bales; receipts 5000
bales-American $4,000
| Futures-Uplands low niddling clause No
vember delivery 39-6id: November and Deem
Der 36-64d; December and January 356id;
January and February s6-64Gb 50 64d; Feb,
ruary and March 3664G5 Ss-64d; March and
| April 5 3S-64le5 S7-64d; April and May S9-64GD
3s-64d; May and June 20 64@5 AZ Cad; June
and July 42646S5 4464d. Market steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
! amounted TO 100 bales new dockets.
p. m.-The sales to-day included 300 bales
| of American.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, No.
vember delivery 5 4l-64d, buyers: November and
December 31-64d, buyers; December and
January 36-64d, buyers; January and February
| . S6-6id, value; February AMI March 3 31-oid:
sellers; March and April 3S-64d, value; April
and May 40 64d, sellers; May and June 4264d,
sellers; June and July 44-64d, sellers. Market
| steady at the advance.
4 p. m.-Futures: hollands. low middling
clause, November delivery 42.64d. sellers; No
| vember and December s 3S-64d, Sellers Deem
| Der and January 3d64d. buyers; January and
February S6-64d, buyers; February and March
|
| April and May 4064d, value; May and June
~ 64d, sellers; June and July 44-64d, sellers.
| Market closed barely steady.
| NEW YORK, Nov. IA. noon.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding upands 10 716c, mddling Orleans 10 9-16c;
! sales l45 bales.
Futures-Market opened irregular and unset
tied, with sales as follows: Move nber delivery
10 44c, December 10 4.c, January 10 4Sc, Feb
ruary 10 SOC, March 10 64c, April 10 zoe
500 p. m.-Market closed easy; mlddling up
lands 10 7-loc, middling Orleans 10 9l6c sales to-
| 10 las Guti nd Tor cd
cepts none gross 9.s26 bales
| Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| l29,4O bales, as follows: November delivery
| 10 36GD10 &c, December 10 33c January 10 400
10 41c, February 10 47@10 4'c, March 10 54@
10 sc, April 10 61Q10 &c May 10 6S@10 CSC,
June 10 74910 75c, July 10 SOFA Sic
Green & CO. report on cotton futures says:
For cotton contracts the general market, on
| the whole, has been easier in tone. There was
nothing particularly new of decidedly de-
| pressing character, and indeed on early trading
an advance of some points took place But
the room seemed inclined to sell, and crowded
| matters until the gain was all lost, and frac-
ton under Saturday evening in some cases
shown, with the close tiife unsettled. Con-
| siderable new business came in, however and so
far as could he discovered the bearish tone was
| almost wholly local"
GALVESTON, Nov. l4.-Cotton firm; middling
95sc; net receipts l2 "a bales, gross ~ a. sales
1866 bales; stock 2j4l bales; exports, TO Great
Britain 6.231 bales, to the continent 4,27, coast
| wise ,63S.
NORFOLK, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm: middling
| l5-lGc; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross 5.6S2
sales 5OO6 bales; stock 1850 bales; exports,
coastwise I, $50 bales.
| BALTIMORE. Nov H.-Cotton quiet but steady
middlng lOSsc; net receipts 1855, gross 1,29S
| bales; sales none; stock 1898 bales: sales to
| spinners 33 bales: exports coastwise $50 bales.
| Boston, Nov 14.-Cotton unsettled; middling
lO1fc; net receipts 323 bales, gross 1924; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 40
| bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov 14-Cotton quiet middling
| SXf.. . hal ac &c
| none: stock 23.236 bales.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
lOS4c; net receipts "a bales, gross "a; stock
3. l0o bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-Cotton steady;
middling 934c; net receipts 2034j bales, gross
| II ,647; sales $500 bales; stock 262, S2S bales;
exports, to the continent 9,35S bales, coastwise
| 5000.
MOBILE, Nov. faction quiet; nliddling 95sc:
net receipts 2,4S bales, gross 2 i37; sales 800
bales; stock 20,S47 bales; exports, to Great Bri-
| tain 271 bales coaStwise 767.
MEMPHIS, Nov 14.-Cotton steady; middling
934c; receipts 12,Sls bales shipments $40;
sales 1885, stock 1859 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
| eS4c; receipts $3.50 bales; sales POI bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm middling
97sc; net receipts Aba bales, gross 4,134; sales
800 bales; stock 3d. sos bales; exports, TO France
| o.113 bales coastwlse ,493.
ATLANTA, Nov. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
| 99Sc: receipts 1877 bales.
New YoRK, Nov demonstrated net receipts
| :.
TO Great Britain l7,514 bales, to the continent
| 20,640, to France Glib; stock at all American
| ports 5,607 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA. noon-Wheat firm, with
fair demand; holders offer sparingly. Corn firm,
| with fair demand.
New YORK, Nov Il, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat better. Corn quiet Pork
steady; mess S14 00Ql4 %. Lard firm at 81 %.
| Freignts steady.
| quiet Wheat-options advanced 4Qssc, closed
! firm, with speculation more active; spot shade
higher; No , red, November delivery S414 q S45sc,
| December S45sGpS5c May 90sA6190 1850. Corn
19d1c higher. closing firm with fair speculative
| business; No. @ November delivery 55I4GS5515c,
| December 55Q5519c, May 560I5634c. Oats 1a0
| S4c higher and fairly active No. =, November
delivery SAC, December 841s03 414c, May $500
| 361Rc, No. spot 3l4M3411c, mixed Western 81
| @351s. Hops steady and unchanged. Coffee,
fair Rio, on spot firm at 1S14c; options easier
and only moderately active; No Rio, Novem-
Der delivery 10 SOC, December 10 2a0l5 45c, May
IA 65Gl4 SIC Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Sugar firm; fair refining quoted at 3-l6c; re-
fined steady Cotton seed oil quiet and I'M
changed-3719c for crude 44g0411@c for refined
Hides in moderate demand. Wool quiet but
steady; domestic fleece 26@34c, pulled 140S2c,
| exaS 9n23c Pork firm but quiet. Beef STEADY
Tierced beef dull Cut meats steady; picked
| shoulders 63s061Sc. picked hams 9GI914c. Mid
dies neglected. Lard 416 points higher and
! moderately ctve; Western steam, on spot 81,
l
| FreightS dull cotton 11-64d, grain 3D..
| CHICAGO Nov. 14-Busiuess on Change had
| more of the old time activity this morning than
| for many weeks. None of the leading articles
| of speculation were neglected, and there was a
| uniform advance in the prices of corn, small
| grains and provisions. which was very crafty
| ing to the bulls. Wheat did not equal corn in
| strength to-day, but interest was well main
| tanned during the session and the action of the
market was quite satisfactory The market was
not affected by the visible supply statement
| which showed an increase of 2,l10,000 bushels,
but was controlled largely by sympathy with
| corn. Trading on the part of local operators
| was at the time quite active. Outside business
| was fairly brisk, Scapers took considerable
| amounts on reactions. May and December were
! particularly in request Corn was the leader
| for activity ard better prices to-day. There
| was large volume of miscellaneous trading
| The market was at times considerably excited
| and interest increased as the price went up. To
| begin with, cash corn sold up to 45c, when
| futures began to jump up. Many bulls who had
| believed there would be drop just before the
| substantial advance and had sold short on that
| belief, became alarmed lest the market should
! get away from them, and there was n general
| camor for corn, and the market closed strong
and 5sGa34c higher. Oats manifested considera-
| BILE hrmness and very good speculative demand
| existed. Trading, however, was largely centred
| in May The strength was largely due to sym
pathy with the advance in corn. Provisions
opened rather weak under the influence Of lib
eral receipts and lower prices in the hog market
Spectators were more inclined to sell, and dur
ing the early part of the session lower prices
were accepted At the decline however, the